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House sit PORT MACQUARIE

14-Jun-2026 – 13-Jul-2026
30 Days stay
Responsiveness

Assignment Requirements

loverly home in quiet street backing onto reserve, walking distance to shops, beaches and pubs

Main reason for housesitting to be at home with my 2 very friendly dogs, keeping them company, walk them daily, love on and keep safe till i return and to look after the plants and feed the local bird's and the goldfish

About the dogs

Baxter, Dachshund very easy going, just loves attention and the sun

Ted..needs lots of attention, he is a labradoodle and VERY attached to me, he will fret and search for me, but He is the most loving dog and will probably just transfer all his love onto you. He got very used to having people around during COVID ..as long as you are experienced with dogs and love them you will be fine.

Both dogs enjoy walks

Baxter loves people but MUST be on a short leash when you go past dogs or he will snap at them regardless of their size

Wild birds get fed every few days as do the goldfish

Pet Care

Dogs Fish

Property & Location

Public Transport Supermarket Restaurants

Position Location

General suburb location shown for privacy. Exact address is provided to sitters by the homeowner.

Position Closed

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About the Area

PORT MACQUARIE Mid-North Coast, New South Wales
Suburb Insights
Your mornings in Port Macquarie will often begin with the scent of salt air. Leash in hand, head towards Town Beach, where the surf often hums a gentle tune. Many stretches welcome dogs before 9 am, making it an ideal first outing for your furry companion. After their energetic splash and sniff, a quiet coffee at a waterside spot near the breakwall offers a moment of calm before the day truly begins. The pace here is unhurried, a rhythm you’ll quickly adopt for daily walks along the coastal path leading towards Flynns Beach, offering ample park benches to pause and enjoy the ocean breeze. Beyond the beaches, Port Macquarie offers tranquil escapes like Kooloonbung Creek Nature Park, a network of boardwalks perfect for a shaded walk during warmer afternoons. It’s a peaceful spot for you to decompress while the pets rest, or for a shorter, less strenuous outing. Weekends invite deeper exploration. Saturday mornings might lead you to the foreshore markets, browsing local produce and crafts, easily reachable by foot from many central areas. Consider a longer trek out to Tacking Point Lighthouse along the scenic coastal path; pack a small lunch to enjoy the panoramic views, knowing your house-sitting duties allow for these half-day excursions.